/r/CFB coverage of North Texas at CUSA Media Days

[Christopher Walker]

I've long been a fan of the College Football subreddit for its humor, in depth analysis and reporting, and just overall good community. The subreddit's main Moderator, /u/Honestly__ went and represented during CUSA Media Days and got some great interviews in of Mason Fine, E.J. Ejiya, and Seth Littrell.

The rest of the Reddit thread is a goldmine of good Q&As.

[Aldo]

I was most jealous of u/Honestly_'s friendly mutton chops

[oldguystudent]

/r/cfb is the best college football forum on the internet for covering the entirety of the sport.  I need to go find the thread.  @Christopher Walker can you send me the link on facebook so I can look it up when I get back on my own computer?  (No wise man EVER goes to reddit on his work computer) 

[Cerebus]

30 minutes ago, oldguystudent said:

  (No wise man EVER goes to reddit on his work computer) 

Have you considered just working as IT, that allows you to do what you want.  

[MeanGreenTexan]

5 minutes ago, Cerebus said:

Have you considered just working as IT, that allows you to do what you want.  

     ?

OR

     ?

[Aldo]

^ Good question.

 

Also in IT, that's where they test out all the security protocols first

[oldguystudent]

2 hours ago, Cerebus said:

Have you considered just working as IT, that allows you to do what you want.  

I would like nothing more than to go back to school a third time, start at the bottom of a new career a third time, and accrue a third decade of student debt. 

I'M IN!  FOR REDDIT! 

[EagleMBA]

23 hours ago, Cerebus said:

Have you considered just working as IT, that allows you to do what you want.  

 

Agree! IT is the ultimate spot for building bonds with upwardly-mobile colleagues while gaining valuable career knowledge and insight. God I miss these guys!

[NorthTexan95]

I wonder what the Ark St. coaches think of Fine now? 

[Christopher Walker]